Indian students eye Ivy League universities despite rupee depreciation

The depreciation of rupee is unlikely to result in a drop in the number of Indian students seeking admissions to the most prestigious global colleges across the world. The best institutes are betting that an increase in financial aid for foreign students will increase the number of applications, including from India, this year. Cut-throat competition for admission to Indian universities is expected to further boost the number of students opting to study abroad rather than battle it out in the home country.

Foreign Universities Upbeat

"The University of Pennsylvania has continued to witness growth in applicant pool over the past many years, despite the steady devaluation of the rupee.”

Ron Ozio, Media Relations Director, University of Pennsylvania

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How to Get That Engineering Internship

In spite of slowing market conditions in recent times, demand for qualified engineers is still strong. Studying abroad for an engineering degree that is grounded in practical, hands-on experience will make all the difference to your job prospects, wherever you want to work in the world.

The most critical way to add that practical real-life experience is an internship. But how do international students go about finding the right choice? In this article you’ll discover five important ways to get the engineering internship you want.

What’s in an internship?
A recent study in a leading newspaper showed that graduates who undertake internships increase their chances of being noticed by an employer.

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Study Engineering Abroad

While engineering seats go vacant in many private colleges in India, thousands flock to the UK, US, Australia and Singapore to get a B.Tech. Degree. We examine the factors...

THERE are several reasons which guide students to study engineering abroad. Western countries generally offer well-rounded education while giving access to the modern innovations and best research facilities.

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